"We have to bring a greater sense of equitable treatment," he said.
Proponents debate precisely what qualifies as deliberation, but there is a general agreement that the discussion should be inclusive, free, equitable, and in some sense civil.
In the celebrated book (1979, p. 274), Green and Laffont wrote, "By choosing equal shares of the cost, the procedure can be made equitable in the following sense: if the agents consider the procedure before knowing their own preferences, in the spirit of the Rawlsian approach, no particular agent is favored".
It's equitable of them, in the sense that it wasn't just executives that got to take cash off the table.
Let's hold individuals to account, but let's make sure the we respond in proportional and equitable ways, and without the sense of Victorian prudery that our society both upholds and makes a mockery of.
"We have had to confront the fact that in a very unequal society like South Africa, a policy of cost recovery, which makes perfect sense in a more equitable society, would exclude the poor from access to that basic commodity, to which they have a right," he said in an interview with the South African press.
Disproportionate old-age poverty would have a huge impact on the social backing for policies designed to foster growth.Korea's equitable income distribution used to provide a sense that society as a whole was benefiting from breakneck catch-up.
This is attributed to the confounding of selfishness motive and sense of fairness, since an equitable proposal may itself reflect a motive to prevent rejection of an unfair offer by a fair-minded responder.
We want competition to be equitable, we yearn for the contest to make sense in way that life so often does not.
As policy makers seek ways to finance health care reform, we encourage them to seek broad-based, equitable solutions based on science, economic realities and common sense.
